Baseball scores and Sunday results across the American League
Sunday AL games yielded Rangers and Royals victories while Boston and Baltimore split. Standings show Boston 8 Cleveland 2, Toronto 7 Milwaukee 4, Kansas City 8 Oakland 2, Chicago 5 Minnesota 2, California 7 Texas 4, Detroit 2 Seattle 0. Evening games: New York at Boston, Detroit at Cleveland, Minnesota at Toronto, Seattle at Chicago, Kansas City at Oakland.
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Gary Gaetti
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Pete Incaviglia
Dan Gladden
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National League Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
National League results show Philadelphia defeating New York eight to three and Montreal topping Pittsburgh four to three. Others include St Louis seven Chicago four and San Francisco seven Houston three. Monday games list Pittsburgh six Chicago two and Montreal five New York three with several late contests and matchups across cities and pitchers.
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Trevino Wins Fifth Senior Tour Title This Year
Sports hero Lee Trevino reacts to his winning putt on the fifth playoff hole in Sundays Seniors Commemorative golf tournament. He has won five times in 10 starts on the Senior Tour this year.
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First round of 1990 amateur baseball draft results
AP reports the opening first round selections with players and schools. Notable picks include Chipper Jones at No. 1 for Atlanta, Mike Lieberthal, Alex Fernandez, Kurt Miller, Mark Newfield, Shane Andrews, Todd Ritchie, Alan Osborne, Adam Hydu, Michael Mussina, Steve Karsay, Rondel White, Robbie Beckett, and Donald Peters among others. Positions span ss c lf p and more, with high schools and colleges listed across Florida California Texas Illinois Oklahoma and beyond.
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Citadel Edges Fullerton State In 12 Inning World Series Game
The Citadel defeated Fullerton State 8 to 7 in 12 innings to stay alive in the College World Series. The schedule lists games through June 9 with matchups including LSU Oklahoma State Stanford Mississippi State and Georgia, detailing potential tiebreakers and game times as the double elimination format unfolds.
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Evening Sports Schedule Highlights Major MLB and NBA Games
TV and radio lineup lists events including French Open tennis at 9 a.m. on ESPN, Stanford vs Mississippi State college baseball at 4 p.m., Cubs at Pirates baseball at 7:30 p.m., Gutierrez vs Taylor boxing at 9 p.m., Trail Blazers at Pistons NBA at 9 p.m., Reds at Giants at 10:30 p.m., Braves at Dodgers on TBS baseball, and Orioles at Brewers on WKOY at 8:07 p.m.
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Sports League Transactions and Signings Noted Across MLB and NHL
Baseball moves include AsvenCin League clubs acquiring Greg Walker from Rochester and recalling Chris Holes while designating Sam Horn. White Sox add Ferandez, Flores and Brown. Brewers place Wegman on 15 day injury list. Yankees trade Lance McCullough. Pirates sign Dana Bilardello and option Randy Kramer. Padres activate Jack Clark and send Pat Clements to Las Vegas. NFL notes show Packers adding Bud and Terry Bogart to the board and John Underwood as treasurer with new assistant coach. Ottawa Rough Riders sign Mike Phrick. NHL Penguins sign Paul Laus and Mike Needham to multi year deals.
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All Star voting leads AL selections at Wrigley Field
New York AP reports voting through June 3 for the American League team for the 61st All Star Game at Wrigley Field on July 10. Names listed include Sandy Alomar and Mark McGwire among top vote-getters at catcher and first base, with Cal Ripken and Wade Boggs highlighted in shortstop and third base standings.
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Phillies at Cardinals clash in evening baseball showdown
Phillies right hander Bruce Ruffin faces lefty Joe Magrane as Philadelphia visits St Louis for an 8:35 p.m. EDT game. Ruffin beat Magrane 6-2 on April 14, while Clemens owns a 12-2 lifetime edge over Cleveland in matchups. Other notes include Sid Bream's fourth title in 1,116 at-bats over four seasons, Oakland's Dave Stewart slumping after a string of decisions, and Mark Gubicza improving against Oakland with a 4.91 ERA in recent starts. Cincinnati rides a 20 of 26 road mark, and Houston slugger Glenn Davis hit five homers in three games as the Giants won three.
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Pistons secure homecourt in NBA Finals edge over Blazers
Detroit and Portland finished tied in regular season, but Detroit gains homecourt advantage in the Finals due to a higher conference winning percentage. Pistons at .741 (40-14) versus Blazers at .732 (41-15).
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Golf statistics show 1990 PGA Tour leaders through Kemper Open
Ponte Vedra Florida AP reports stat leaders across categories after the Kemper Open ending June 3. Scoring lists top names such as Fred Couples Larry Mize Peter Jacobsen Mark Calcavecchia and Tom Kite with sub 70 averages. Driving Distance Driving Accuracy Greens in Regulation and putting leaders feature Greg Norman Calvin Peete Ian Baker Finch and others.
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French Open results roll in from Paris round by round
AP reports results from Roland Garros with multiple matches across men's and women's events. Notable outcomes include Svensson defeating Perce-Reldan, Leconte edging Chesnokov, Muster beating Jake, and Ivanisevic over Kroon. In doubles Casal/Sanchez beat Connell/Michibata. Seles and Novotna advance in women singles while Tauziat and Wiesner win in doubles.
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Pirates surge past Cubs with 6 2 victory
Bob Patterson earned his second straight win as a starter and added a two run triple to pace the Pittsburgh Pirates past the Chicago Cubs 6 2. Patterson improved to 4 1 with a 5 97 ERA in his new rotation role while Bill Landrum recorded the save. Chicago fell to 4 9 in their last 12 games.
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Brunansky powers Red Sox to 5-3 win over Yankees
Tom Brunansky drove in four runs with a homer a sacrifice fly and a tying double as Boston beat New York 5-3. Ellis Burks stole second and scored on an error in the eighth. Brunansky added the go ahead double and Matt Greenwell drove in the fifth. Jeff Reardon pitched two scoreless innings to seal the win while the Yankees dropped their eighth in nine.
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Santovenia Lifts Expos Past Mets in Pinch Hit
Nelson Santovenia slugged a two run pinch single with the bases loaded in the seventh inning to lift the Montreal Expos to a 5 3 win over the New York Mets. The Mets have dropped four of five as Bud Harrelson and Davey Johnson face managerial changes.
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Local sports and youth camp listings and honors
Boys and men’s teams seek players and entrants in a region wide notice. Calls to Chuck Derenge 325 6795 and David Dillon 688 4225 for legion ball and softball info. 1990 Bulldog Basketball camp June 6 8 at Tazewell Middle School ages 7 12 and 13 17 fees 25 includes T shirt. Tommy Leedy named to all area and all district soccer teams in Lynchburg.
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